Nida Yasir Shares Emotional Memory of Her Late Mother

Nida Yasir, one of Pakistan’s most popular television hosts, is known for her long-running morning show Good Morning Pakistan on ARY Digital. Over the years, she has brought smiles to millions of viewers with her warm personality and engaging conversations. But recently, Nida opened up about a deeply personal and emotional chapter of her life that left both her and her audience in tears.

In a recent episode of her morning show, Nida Yasir got emotional while remembering her late mother. The segment was part of a heartfelt discussion about losing loved ones, where actors Mohsin Abbas Haider, Memoona Qudoos, and Zainab Raza also joined her. The conversation turned personal when Nida shared how deeply her mother’s passing had affected her.

Nida revealed that her mother passed away during the COVID-19 pandemic, at a time when she was traveling in the Maldives. She was unable to be by her mother’s side in her final moments—a fact that still brings her pain. After returning to Pakistan, Nida said she would often listen to the voice notes her mother had sent her. Those voice messages became a source of both comfort and heartbreak.

She tearfully admitted, “I used to cry every day while listening to my mother’s voice notes. I was filled with grief and started speaking harshly to my husband and children without even realizing it.” This raw and honest confession touched many viewers, especially those who have experienced a similar loss.

Nida went on to share how she eventually recognized the emotional toll her grief was taking on her family life. One day, she had a conversation with herself and decided to stop listening to the voice notes daily. She felt that constantly hearing her mother’s voice was keeping her stuck in sadness. Although those recordings are still on her phone, she confessed that she no longer has the courage to hear them again.

Her words were filled with emotion: “The voice notes are still there, but I can’t bring myself to listen to them anymore.” It was a moment that truly moved the audience, many of whom could relate to the pain of losing a parent and holding on to memories in the form of photos, videos, or voice messages.

This emotional segment reminded viewers that even public figures like Nida Yasir face personal struggles and heartbreaks behind the scenes. Her honesty and vulnerability made fans appreciate her even more, not just as a host but as a human being who has felt deep sorrow and learned to live with it.

By sharing this painful experience, Nida offered a moment of healing to many people dealing with grief. Her message was clear: it’s okay to feel pain, it’s okay to cry, but we must also find ways to heal and move forward with love in our hearts.

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